W's
BACK
FORWARD
HOME
WAN
Acronym
for wide area network, a very large network,
comprising machines located in different buildings
or even geographical locations.
Window
A
rectangular area that displays information on the
desktop. You create and view documents through
windows, and you view the contents of disks in
windows.
Word
Process
To
type characters to make words or numbers and to
arrange them to the style the individual wishes.
with other computers over the phone lines. Requires
a modem.
Word
Wrap
A
word processor's capability to place a word on the
next line as soon as the first line becomes
full.
World
Wide Web
The
graphic interface of the Internet, a point and
click series of millions of interconnected "pages"
(screens).
WYSIWYG
What
You See Is What You Get, the principle that the
screen representation of a document matches the
printout.
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WAN |
Acronym for wide area network, a very large network, comprising machines located in different buildings or even geographical locations. |
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Window |
A rectangular area that displays information on the desktop. You create and view documents through windows, and you view the contents of disks in windows. |
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Word Process |
To type characters to make words or numbers and to arrange them to the style the individual wishes. with other computers over the phone lines. Requires a modem. |
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Word Wrap |
A word processor's capability to place a word on the next line as soon as the first line becomes full. |
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World Wide Web |
The graphic interface of the Internet, a point and click series of millions of interconnected "pages" (screens). |
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WYSIWYG |
What You See Is What You Get, the principle that the screen representation of a document matches the printout. |